Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Joy-Con and Switch Pro Controller layout. The dual Joy-Con or Nintendo Switch Pro controller configurations are likely to be the most commonly used.

This is one of three patents filed ahead of the Switch's release in 2016, all of which resemble the final Joy-Con design, but alter it in a fundamental way. Perhaps the most striking is this wider ...

Image: LetsGoDigital Prior to the release of the Switch, Nintendo filed a series of Joy-Con patents with the Japanese patent office in August 2016. Some had buttons in different locations, D-pads ...

That includes the Switch OLED’s new Joy-Con controllers, which Nintendo recently confirmed will not be changing in design or functionality. That very likely means Joy-Con drift is still a ...

Nintendo Switch Joy-Con issue may be caused by controller’s design. You can fix it — if you’re comfortable with soldering ...

Nintendo has patented a new Joy-Con design which would allow for controllers shaped a little differently - with the top half of each tilted downwards. There doesn't seem to be any added ...

Not content to simply identify the potential design issue with the left Joy-Con, in a follow-up video Spawn Wave takes steps to fix it. After simply soldering a piece of wire to the Joy-Con's ...

Everything we know about the Switch 2’s Joy-Con controllers. There weren’t many details, but the controllers are bigger and have an updated design.

While the Nintendo Switch comes with Joy-Con controllers, some people may prefer the Switch Pro Controller for a more traditional console gaming vibe. Find out which is right for you.

Even the best game console is not without some flaws, and for Nintendo, it's Joy-Con drift. This problem has plagued Switch owners since the original version launched in 2017.